This 2,276-acre wildlife area is easy to
find and use. Numerous upland and
lowland shrub and old-field species of
birds can be found here. Emergent
marsh areas in the lower reaches of the
Kewaunee River are good for waterfowl,
bitterns, and herons. A mixed forest
known as Lipsky’s Swamp holds a
variety of more northern species such
as Winter Wren, White-throated
Sparrow, and Nashville and Mourning
warblers. Little Scarboro Creek on the
northern end of the property has
shrubby areas and old-field grasslands
that attract Alder Flycatchers and Clay-colored
Sparrows. It is especially rich
during spring and fall migrations, but is
a great place to visit in the winter when
the birding can be very rewarding.

Directions: Property can be reached by
following Cty A east from Luxemburg,
or Cty E west from Kewaunee.